Trashy

You know that old technique of destroying a food so you are guaranteed to not eat it? I use the trick often. Want to make sure you don't eat the other half? In the trash it goes. Swear you will not eat that cookie? Spray a little bleach on it. It works.

.. unless I dig in the trash can and eat the other
half of my bar!

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When presented with food experiences outside of my little comfort zone, I take the opportunity to shift blame. Dinner out with my family? I just have to eat a ton. Extra food at work? Even when I'm not hungry and don't like the food, I just have to eat it because it's there. David orders pizza and bread sticks for dinner? Of course my boyfriend's unhealthy habits just have to rub off on me. The day is already ruined- why not have another bowl?

This is not true. Contrary to what I want to believe, I am not helpless.

This is all a choice. My choice. I feel like crap today not because I have a lot on my plate right now. The way I feel is a result of me making huge excuses and basing my decisions off of that.

Last night I went to The Lime with some friends. They brought out chips and salsa to start. Obviously I did not need to eat a ton of them. But, I did. Because that's what you do when you're out with friends and there's free food in front of you?

No. It was my choice. It is my choice still.

Sorry guys. I needed to expose myself.

photo

;)

hey guys!!

So everything is crazy right now. Work is taking me all over the place so I'm in and out of town often. My last semester at the University of South Florida begins later in August. I'm also working on playing catch up with seeing my friends.

My health? Eh.

I'm in constant pain. TMJ- more on that later. Exercise is non-existent. Food is not so good. I really believe the ball is either rolling or stopped. Right now it's not moving, but I'm trying- so many things keep getting in the way! But tomorrow is a new day!

(Why do these "quick" posts get so long???)

The reason I wrote this post was to leave you with a great quote. How about we all slow down and be gentle people for a while? I know I need the reminder every once in a while.

"Make a practice to judge persons and things in the most favorable light at all times, in all circumstances." - St. Vincent de Paul

BEER OF THE MONTH CLUB:AUGUST

ATTENTION BEER OF THE MONTH CLUB MEMBERS!
If you haven't heard already, Beer of the Month for August is now available for in-store pickup. This month's selections are:

1. DRIE FONTINEN SCHAERBEEKSE KRIEK-a limited release lambic using only the finest cherries of the Schaerbeek region.

2. BRASSERIE ELLEZELLOISE LA BIERE DES COLLINES SAISIS-artisinal witbier made in small batches

Anyone who wishes to join Beer of the Month Club can inquire through the blog, or drop by the store during our regular hours. Or you can call us at 415--255-0610.

Cheers!

dave

Movie Review: Dark Knight

Per the fabulous MizFit's request, here is my review of the Dark Knight. I usually don't like to do movie reviews, because I'm easy to please when it comes to movies. I have to be entertained and the acting must be believable. Well, the Dark Knight fit the bill!

This movie grabs your attention from the start and doesn't let go. There is an intense story line with tons of twists and turns. Nothing is expected. The characters cover emotions that are easy to relate to, so I became quite impassioned during certain scenes!

I'm not good dealing with scary movies, but this one was just fine. It is scary, but not the "nightmare" kind of scary. I can't explain that one too much. Still, don't bring the kids.

The effects were out of this world. Every bit was up to par.

Overall: A+
Yes, it is amazing! The Batman voice is super annoying, but other than that this movie takes the prize. It covers humor, love, jealousy, action, greed and so many aspects of real life. You will love it.

DELI - Fresh New Menu!

As of 7/21/08 We are discontinuing our old menu in favor of a healthy, house made and uniquely inspired Menu, with a range of flavours and prices.
(Though if you ask very nicely and we still have some of the old Menu ingredients , they might be able to be made)

All Our sandwiches will be made on locally baked and daily delivered White or Wheat Hamati Pita Bread.


The ingredients you might not be familiar with:

Lebani : A slightly sour, salty, soft white cheese from cows milk, fermented in olive oil and pressed by hand in our kitchen.


Taziki : A tangy refreshing yogurt sauce with cucumbers and parsley, prepared in store.


Dagga : A spicy tomato sauce with fresh tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, zatar and olive oil blended to perfection in the store.


Makdoos : An acidic paste of broiled eggplant, olive oil, traditional spices and walnuts made with love in the kitchen.

The Menu

Kings’ Beef
Gouda Melted on Roast Beef,
Homemade Creamy Hummus, Lettuce, and Our Spicy Dagga
6.99

Hot Desert Breakfast
Soft Lebani Cheese made Traditionally in Store with Scrambled egg, Fresh Tomatoes and Cucumber
5.99

Falafel Fat Boy
A Warm Pita with Our Famous Hummus, Falafel, and your Choice of Fresh Tabuli or Our Classic Mediterranean Salad.
6.99

Super Falafel Feast
Steaming Hot Falafel, Spicy Dagga, Taziki Yogurt Sauce, Our House made Hummus, Fresh Avocado, and Lettuce
7.99

Beef Kebab
Swiss Melted on Beef Kebab in a Spicy Dagga Sauce, with Fresh Hummus, Tomato, and Onion
6.99

Cheese & Hummus Melt
Swiss Melted inside a Toasty Pita, With Your Choice of Spicy or Classic Hummus and Fresh Tomato.
3.99

Middle Eastern Mama
Swiss Melted on Turkey, Homemade Creamy Hummus, Lettuce, and Our Spicy Dagga
6.99

Veggie Pita
Avocado, Lettuce, Tomato, Tangy Homemade Makdoos, Onion, Bell Peppers, And Cucumber
5.99

Big Daddy Pita
Turkey and Gouda with Our Unforgettable Hummus, Lettuce, Tomato, and Our Spicy Dagga
6.99

Lebani Pita
Our Homemade Creamy Lebani Cheese, With Olives, Fresh Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Red Onion, Bell Peppers, and Fresh Mint.
6.99

-Liz
Deli Manager

BEER: NEW RELEASES 07/20/08

1.BROUWEIJ DE REGENBOOG t'SMISJE FIORI
Limited Edition Spiced ale

2.BROUWERIJ DE REGENBOOG t'SMISJE BB BOURGONDIER-12%abv Belgian strong ale

3.BROUWEIJ DE REGENBOOG VUUVE-unusual spiced wheat beer from Brugge

4.BROUWERIJ DE REGENBOOG WOSTYNTJE-Small batch ale from Brugge made with mustard seed

5. BIRRIFICIO DI COMO MALTHUS BALUBA-Extremely Limited Italian dark ale, brewed with pineapple, apricot, ginger and rue

6.BARLEY BB10 DEXI-Small batch Italian ale brewed with
Cannnonau grapes and orange peels

7.BIRRA TROLL PALANFRINA-Small batch Italian Castagna ale, brewed with cestunt flowers, dried chestnuts, chestnut honey and chestnut jam

8.BIRRA TROLL SHANGRILA-Small batch Italian ale, brewed with anise, pepper, tandori and curry

9.BIRRA TROLL SHANGRILA FUME-Small batch Italian ale, brewed with peated and smoked malt

10.BIRRIFICO ITALIANO SCIRES-Highly carbonated Italian ale with sour cherries. Very limited

11.DE DOLLE ARABIER-The light, perfectly balanced spring release from Esen

12.DE DOLLE EXTRA EXPORT STOUT-Strong, dark Belgian-style stout

13.HARVEY'S ELIZABETHAN ALE-Bottle-conditioned vintage English strong ale

14.GEORGE GALE CONQUEST ALE MASTERBREW 2001-Vintage strong bottle-conditioned pale ale

15.GEORGE GALE PRIZE OLD ALE 1996-Vintage strong bottle-conditioned old ale

16.1809 BERLINER WEISSE-Sour, acidic style native to Berlin. Very interesting and unique

17. FARSON'S LACTO MILK STOUT-The only beer available from Malta. Lactose added after fermentation creates a condensed milk type sweetness

Cheers!

Dave

Friday Quickie

Considering the 12 page paper I have due in, oh... 3 hours, we're going to make this quick! Just a few things:

*Buy 1 smoothie get 1 FREE? Oh yes! Sign up for an email newsletter with the following links to score this sweet deal for Jamba Juice and Smoothie King!

*I am addicted to running. Seriously, I want to do nothing else other than run. Rain, shine, busy street, whatever! I can run on Bayshore by the water and then into the city with high-rises and historic buildings and back home! At night I stretch thinking of my run and during the day I plan it on mapmyrun.com. Too addicting. Just the other day I ran 4 miles. My next goal is 6! I have it all mapped out! :)

*An added motivation to stay addicted to running is the scale going down! Every day for the past 5 days it has gone down .2 pounds! Some days my eating has been really heavy (too many of those stupid cookies we talked about, the best huge grilled cheese sandwiches), but I work really hard on my run and viola! The scale and I have a nice little thing going on. I really didn't want to speak it- it can't be jinxed!

*Tonight, stretch before bed. Or turn up your favorite song and dance for 5 minutes. Chase the dog down the hall. I promise you will feel great!

* I am going to this tomorrow! And to see this tonight!

Bye! :)

SAKE: NEW ARRIVALS 07/16/08

1. JIZAKE POOCHI POOCHI-A small batch micro brewerd sake with champagne carbonation. Serve chilled.($13.99/330ml)

2. OZEKI JUNMAI GENSHU HYOREI-This rare cask strength sake is bold and smooth. Pairs well with meat dishes, and tomato-based pasta. Serve ice cold. ($7.99/300ml)

3. GENBEI SAN NO ONIGOROSHI-"Devil Killer." A smooth, mild sake. Pairs well with strong blue cheeses. ($4.99/187ml)

4. HAKUTSURU JUNMAI GINJO-"White Crane." Floral and crisp, with just a hint of citrus. Very versatile in terms of food pairings. ($7.49/300ml)

5. HAKUTSURU SAYURI NIGORI-An unfiltered sake, with light, subtle sweetness, and touches of tropical fruit. Pairs well with Japanese noodle-based dishes. ($6.99/300ml)

6. OZEKI HANA AWAKA-A sweet, sparkling sake from Hyogo, Japan. Serve chilled. ($5.99/250ml)

7. JIZAKE TOMOSHICHI NIGORI-"Seven Friends." A rare and delicate unfiltered sake from an obscure micro brewery. Strong and sweet with an earthy backbone. Very nice with veal chops.($19.99/375ml)

8. JIZAKE KIMOTO SHIZENSHU-This rich, full-bodied sake uses an open fermentation brewing style, similar to Belgian lambics. Hints of vanilla, cream, and peach soften out into more earthy flavors of morels and butter. The signature sake from Daishichi Brewery.($39.99/720ml)

9. KIUCHI YUZU WINE-Yuzu is a sour Japanese citrus which has an aroma distinct from any Western citrus.($19.99/16.9oz)

Kampai!

Dave

Running Additions

When I run, I look like I'm chasing someone who stole my purse but left me with all the contents. I've talked before about my safety concerns when I run. And I run better with music to match my beat. As a result, I carry a load through every run. In my hands you will see: Blackberry, very large iPod, keys and pepper spray. Yes, I do look like a mad woman as I pant my way down the street. However, since I am ever so anxious to leave my "almost-runner" status in the smoke, I've turned to some new gear.

Here's a post to fill you in on some of my healthy ashley purchases for running, weight and mind maintenance. (Please excuse the low, low quality photos. I forgot to pack my sturdy USB cord for my actual camera.)

1) First off, my Tanita scale. Yes, it is amazing. I hope the number (slightly) shifting downward isn't just a defect! I'm not sure of which one I bought, but I love it. I don't know how to operate it, but it is so cool!

2) After POM's rave reviews, I bought myself a pair of Brooks running shorts. Oh my, they are fantastic! I'm wearing them right now. They don't bunch or stick or get all sweaty. Every part of the shorts is flattering, comfortable and amazing. As a result, I became a perfect runner.

3) This little beauty came today! No longer could I lug my big iPod everywhere. Whether I was dropping the Blackberry or the iPod at Mile 3, it was not good. I found a refurbished, newest generation iPod Shuffle through the Apple store for $40.00 with free shipping. It came today and I can't see any sign that anyone used this. Maybe they just reused the inside parts? It was in a fancy schmancy box and everything. The sound quality was great and it is so small that I kept forgetting I was wearing it!

In running news, I ran 4 miles in the city of Tampa in the rain today with my new gear. Running down the old streets with high-rises and character at every turn reminds me why I love my new apartment!

--What objects do you need for running, weight loss/maintenance, to get trough the day, etc.? Since many of my items were the results of recommendations, I'd love to hear from you!--

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p.s.! I've begun another blog regarding my experiences with public relations. For a class I am currently enrolled in, I have focused more on the "intern" side. There are a few posts up now. Check it out!

BEER: NEW ARRIVALS 07/16/08

1. GOUDEN CAROLUS HOPSINJOOR-$5.99 /12oz.
2. GOUDEN CAROLUS CUVEE VAN DE KEIZER-$13.99/ 750ml
3. FLYING DOG GONZOO PORTER-$11.99/4pk/12oz
4. AYINGER CELEBRATOR-$3.99/12oz
5. RUSSIAN RIVER PLINY THE ELDER-$4.99/16.9oz
6. DE PROEF FLEMISH PRIVITIVE (LATEST RELEASE)-$15.99/750ml
7. SAMUEL SMITH ORGANIC CIDER-$4.99/550ml
8. CUCAPA CHUPACABRA PALE ALE-$4.99/22oz

Lots more coming in the next few days!

Cheers

dave

BEER: PLINY THE ELDER NOW AVAILABLE!!!

Today is a good day.

Pliny the Elder is now available at Healthy Spirits. Bottles are $4.99 each.

Although it is going to be a regular release, people have been buying as many as 10 at a time, so if you want some from the first batch, do not hesitate.

Also, SUPPLICATION and BEATIFICATION are still available in limited quantities

(If you come in and tell me that you've subscribed to the blog, I might be able to hook you up with a TEMPTATION or two).

Cheers!

dave

A Conversation with Chef David

8:33 AM me: what is your best dish to cook (in your opinion)?

8:35 AM david: poop

cat poop on a plate

microwave or bake it if you like

8:36 AM me: ahh, my fave!!

I love it fried! With ketchup!

8:37 AM david: blend it in a shake, boil it

pan sear it with garlic

me: YES!

but no salt.. we're watching our salt intake.

david: blanch it with eggs

me: :)

8:38 AM david: stir fry with water-chestnuts

me: is that your plan for dinner tonight?

8:39 AM david: im thinking of caramelizing it

8:40 AM and drizzling it on mashed potatoes

me: it's starting to sound appetizing!

david: maybe I should poach it?

8:41 AM or whip it... and serve it with nice hot-cocoa

8:42 AM me: Open a restaurant! PooPoo.. pronounced (of course) with a French tone

accent

8:43 AM david: yes and a small chain of starbucks-like coffee shops called "the Poo"

me: $$$$$

6 minutes

8:50 AM me: People can call you mr. Poo Poo

Review: Annies Shells & Real Aged Cheddar

After seeing it all over Whole Foods and other blogs, I finally bought myself a box of Annie's Shells & Real Aged Cheddar. Here's my humble review!:

Nutritionals: Surprisingly, the nutritional info isn't too different from our Kraft blue box. Annies only requires you to add milk, but Kraft calls for butter and milk... which leaves Kraft's "Prepared" calories at 410 (Annie's is 280).

The ingredient list is like another world compared to Kraft. With organic wheat shell pasta and a much shorter list, Annie's ingredients puts Kraft to shame!

Taste: It tasted just like Kraft's mac-n-cheese.. just a lot less fake! The noodles didn't taste like wheat and the cheese actually tasted like a cheddar cheese sauce. This dish didn't taste "healthy." It was sooooooooo tasty. I ate a bunch of it and didn't feel like I just swallowed a chemical plant.

Usability: This could be a side dish or a main meal with a few simple additions. I see this goodness and picture all of the mix-ins you could use. I made myself a big bowl with some frozen peas mixed in and drizzles of organic ketchup on top. You could also add broccoli, tuna.. you get the idea!

Other: Annie's box is mader from 100% recycled paper fiber. They also use renewable energy. That rocks!

Overall: Annie's Shells & Real Aged Cheddar is a fun, healthy food. This is great for people who want a yummy comfort food without paying for it in bad ingredients and tons of fat. I say EAT IT!... just maybe not every day!

** After writing this post I went to Target and stocked up. I'm serving a big box with peas mixed in and veggie burgers on the side for dinner Friday! Yumm!

Vanishing, Vanishing.. GONE!

In the past two weeks, I...

Moved into my new apartment $$$
Stock apartment $
Had my car towed $
My car flooded $$
Still don't have my car.. other forms of transportation $
Lost track of funds, Wachovia's outrageous fees $$$
Dentist today, root canal tomorrow $$$

I know I am blessed. In all of this, I still have family and friends who love me, a great job that is flexible and pays me well, etc. However, it is very tough to have so much money taken in such a short time. It can be overwhelming, actually. Money is just a material thing, but it is vital when I put in 40 plus hours a week for it and it puts food on the table. I don't like when it goes from good to blank. Still, it's a great time to make sure my values are on focus.

After finding out about my latest expense and newest pain (dental), I felt helpless. So I ate all of the junk food I could get my hands on: cereal, cookies, almonds. Terrible.

So I get my first root canal tomorrow. Tell me- just how bad are they?

On a parting note, here is my romantic photo message I sent to David tonight (when I should be writing papers for my summer class)-
This is titled: "Beach... is that way." Niceeeeee..

Better Than Ice Cream?

It's officially summer. Here in Tampa we are hitting the high 90's on an everyday basis. Every afternoon I crave something creamy and refreshing. I just need something to hit the spot. You know- something cool, creamy, sweet, refreshing.. and healthy?

Here is a (growing!) list of some healthy options to turn to when the heat is on! I've combined a few reviews of products I've tried recently in the list.

- Frozen banana w/ smear of PB and cinnamon (peel, slice in half and places bananas in plastic bag in freezer- great pre-workout snack!)
- Club soda with a slice of lime/orange/lemon
- Fage/Oikos w/ blob of fruit preserves
- Fruit smoothie w/ peach, yogurt, ice and splash of milk or juice! (Speaking of smoothies...Just tried Smoothie King's Angel Food today! Perfect!)
- Blended iced coffee w/ 1/2 frozen banana
- 100 cal. Slim-A-Bear Ice Cream Bars (I just tried a box of these. They are a good size and taste exactly like the regular sandwiches! Yum!)
- Handful of frozen peas (seriously addicting)

Please leave your yummy heat-relievers in the comments! Enjoy!

New Russian River Beers 07-11-08

Greetings,

We are happy to announce the arrival of BLIND PIG, the newest bottle release from the RUSSIAN RIVER BREWERY.

RUSSIAN RIVER BEERS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT HEALTHY SPIRITS

BLIND PIG IPA
REDEMPTION SINGLE ALE
SUPPLICATION FLEMISH SOUR ALE (LTD)
BEATIFICATION GUEUZE (LTD)
DAMNATION GOLDEN ALE
SALVATION BELGIAN DARK ALE

COMING SOON

PLINY THE ELDER IMPERIAL PALE ALE

Cheers!

Neverending Belly Dilemma

I have a big problem and I need your help. Here's the lowdown:

At work I've taken on an intern for the summer. (Wooohoo!) He is great. He is hard-working, smart, willing to put in long hours... and constantly eats. Since our offices are right next to each other, with the kitchen on the middle/side, his snacking becomes a colleague event. Regardless of my plans or intentions, I end up consuming countless cookies when he is here. The cookies make me feel gross, which leads to me being less productive.. and less of a healthy, happy ashley when home in my new apartment!

But I can't seem to stop. I've tried lecturing myself, allowing one or two, writing down my food for the day, replacing with other snacks... but nothing works! And the cookies are gross! They are something like 40 little cookies for $1.50. And 50 calories each. Not to mention the popcorn crunch we opened today. All of this really adds up.

I hate not feeling good. Please help. Advice? Lectures? I NEED INTERVENTION NOW!!!!

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Picture(s) of the Day!

Look closely :)

BEER-NEW ARRIVALS: 07/08/08

Stone's 12th anniversary ale has finally arrived! This 9.2 % bitter chocolate oatmeal stout is just another remarkable entry from an always exceptional brewery. Get it while you can for only $6.99

Woah Boy!

Has it really been this long? How have you all been!?

Monday after work I moved into my apartment, Tuesday-Thursday I was away for work, Friday I got my car towed, Saturday I moved the big things into my new place and Sunday my car got flooded. It has been one fun, expensive week!

The new apartment is just perfect. I now have this uplifting environment that allows/challenges me to be whoever I want to be. Before I was so influenced by commuting 2.5 hours each day, my family troubles, my sibling’s poor eating habits… they were all tumbling against me to keep me down. I was binging often the past few weeks, I had cake every day before breakfast and after dinner, and I was so stressed out and tired by the time I got home from work at 7:30 p.m. that I just couldn’t work out. I was feeling terrible.

The first week after my move I hadn’t counted a calorie or stepped on the scale- or even had much time to exercise! But from being in this environment and wanting to just be healthy, I stepped on the scale and my weight had dropped down 3 pounds. I just know this apartment is good for me.

(my first time in the apartment!)

(a sneak peak! pictures to come!)

(first broken plate!)

One thing my landlord failed to mention to me was that my street floods easily. (oops!) This building has street parking as well as lots in the back and on the sides. I always park in the street because it is closest to my apartment. Last night (after hail larger than ice cubes), David looked at the window and said, “Look- my car is under water.” Well, it turns out mine was too.
The street was a river. Water was on my seats. Notice the water bottle floating in the picture below. Water even came 6 steps up to the first floor of my building. Fun! Both of our cars were towed and we’re waiting for the diagnosis from the shop. I’ll keep you posted.

There has been a very limited internet connection at the apartment. I’m working on it, but I’m getting something now, so hold on! Check back soon, because we have a lot to talk about! (And lots of pictures!)

I have so many things I want to discuss with you all through this blog... I’m getting right on it!
Have a healthy, happy day!

New Cheese Arrivals-07/05/08

Strong Cheese Week

In conjuction with our strong beer month we bring you some of the most pungent wash rind cheeses on the market:

Winnimere- Raw cow's milk cheese washed with lambic beer and then wrapped in spruce bark. This is a beautiful triple creme cheese with a woodsy flavor and a slightly sour finish from the beer.

Mont St. Francis- Raw goat's milk wash rind cheese. Nice ruby red rind, cheese is rich, beefy, and deliciously aromatic. This cheese was one of the first great washed rinds in America.

Morbier-Is smooth, silky, supple, and happily smelly. Proudly sporting a sticky washed and brushed rind, the raw cow milk cheese is aged for four months to result in a sweet cheese with a buttery pungency and a line of ash in the center

Sir Francis Drake- Very limited release from cow girl creamery. Soft and creamy cow's milk wash rind cheese that is probably the mildest of the bunch. Spreadable texture with a mildly sweet berry flavor from the currant skins the cheese is wrapped in.

-Nate

Happy 4th of July!

Healthy Spirits will be open until midnight for the 4th of July, to assist you in all your party needs.

We will be making sandwiches until 9PM.

BIRRA MORETTI and LA ROSSA 6-packs-$6.99+tx

RACER 5 6-packs-$8.99+tx

STELLA ARTOIS 22oz. BOTTLES-$3.99+tx

ZYWEIC BALTIC PORTER-$2.50/btl+tx

Cheers!

-Dave

BOTM:JULY

Beer of the Month Club for July is now available for pick up!

July is Strong Beer Month at Healthy Spirits, which is reflected in the most recent BOTM selections:

1. Avery Samel's Oak Chip Aged Barleywine-15.5%

2. Eggenberg Samichlaus-14%

3.Harviestoun Ola Dubh 16-8%

All these beers are available for regular purchase, or through Beer of the Month Club. Beer of the Month Club members recieve these beers at a discounted rate.

Happy drinking!

-Dave

DAVE'S BREWERY OF THE MONTH-JULY

This month,I am featuring URTHEL's line of artisinal ales. All Urthel products will be $1 off for the month of July.

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URTHEL HOP-IT

One of very few Belgian IPA styles,

this ranks among the best. Strong hop

scent, with lemongrass and floral notes.Envelopes the entire palate in an interplay of bitterness and sweetness.

REG.$11.99+tx NOW $10.99+tx

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URTHEL TRIPLE

Vanilla, bubblegum, orchard fruits and spice on the nose. Brown sugar sweetness and biscuity malt mid-palate, with a peppery, spicy finish. Warming finish from the 9%ABV.

REG.$9.99+tx NOW $8.99+tx

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URTHEL VLAEMSE BOCK

This reddish-brown Belgian strong dark ale is somewhere in between a dopplebock and a bruin. Aromas of yeast and roasted malt. Hints of chocolate and coffee. Moderate carbonation. Very smooth and well balanced.

REG. $10.99+tx NOW $9.99+tx

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URTHEL SAMERANTH QUADRIUM ALE

Surprisingly light for a quaddruppel. Spicy, funky, and fruity combinations of citrus and cherries. Soft, chewy carbonation, and a lingering yeasty finish.

REG. $11.99+tx NOW $10.99+tx

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Cheers!

-Dave